Community driven Chaos Engineering
Join the Litmus community​
Created by our users, contributors, and adopters, the Litmus community truly believes in adding to the value of open source culture. Serving and listening to the community is a priority to us.
We invite Kubernetes SREs and Developers to join this community to learn and share knowledge about Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering. Many in our community are ready to mentor those who want to contribute. This page lists Litmus information and community resources.
Join our Slack channel​
Join Our Community On Slack For detailed discussion, feedback, and regular updates on Chaos Engineering For Kubernetes. Join #litmus on Kubernetes Slack and connect with SREs and Chaos Engineering enthusiasts.
Join here.
Attend our community meetings​
We meet online the third Wednesday of every month.
Notes from past meetings and links to the upcoming meeting are here on HackMD.
Topics we discuss:
- Updates to Litmus in the last one month
- Contributor Experiences & Insights
- SIG-Documentation Charter
- and many more!
Find Litmus on social media​
Follow us on these social media platforms:
Learn more​
Check out the official website and get updates and what is happening around the LitmusChaos Community and all new feature releases.
Below are some further resources for chaos practitioners and Litmus contributors.
Read blogs by the Litmus community and contributors​
Check out blogs on Litmus written solely by the maintainers, contributors, and community folks.
Dive into chaos experiments​
Find publicly available Chaos Experiments at ChaosHub, the central repository for chaos experiments.
Read about chaos experiments.
Contribute​
We invite contributions in all forms. Join us in writing blogs on Dev.to about experiments, features, and your experience. Use the #litmuschaos tag for your post to be featured.
Participation in the Litmus community is governed by our code of conduct.
Contribute to Litmus open source​
See the Litmus contribution document.
- If you are a first-time contributor, please read Steps to Contribute.
- If you would like to suggest new tests to be added to Litmus, create a new issue describing your test. Specify the workload type and the operations that you would like to perform on the workload.
- If you would like to work on something more involved, connect with the Litmus Maintainers.
- If you would like to make code contributions, all your commits should be signed with Developer Certificate of Origin. See Sign your work.
Other Litmus open source links: